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Lesro Sportsman

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  1. ChrisFBronze
    Ammiraglio
    Yes, generally it is rule of thumb for brushed motors that the diameter of the prop should not exceed the diameter of the motor case except say where you have a heavy slow running boat like a tug running a big prop where the motor is likely to be overworked and run hot.

    With brushless motors being more powerful they can run bigger props but personally I wouldn't go too much over the motor diameter. So for 28 dia. motor 35 prop would be Ok and for 35 dia. motor 40 prop would be Ok, especially where the type of boat has a turn of speed and the motor is running freely.

    Chris
    Piaciuto da Steveg171 and Madwelshman
  2. jelley_baby
    Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
    Was once told a good starting point was that diameter of prop should be the same as but no larger than the diameter of the motor case if that’s any help. Looks like an interesting build.
    Piaciuto da Steveg171 and Madwelshman
  3. Madwelshman
    Tenente comandante
    I would say the motor is about right, but the prop etc, I wouldn't know.
    Like you say, it's a starting point.
  4. Steveg171
    Petty Officer 1st Class
    That's a starting point, thanks. Prop size seems to be guess work !
  5. Madwelshman
    Tenente comandante
    Steve,
    The following is taken from SLEC website regarding the Sportsman.
    The one that they currently sell is the Mk2, with flying bridge, although the hull is the same as the Mk1 version, so the motor stats etc would still apply:

    Sportsman 2 Big Game Fishing Boat Originally Designed by L J Rowell New Design

    Length : 33 ins (838mm)

    Beam : 12ins (305mm)

    Parts Needed to Complete the Model

    11in x 4mm Prop Shaft

    4mm to 5mm Coupling

    Medium Rudder

    2 Bladed Prop 40mm with 4mm thread PR834A

    Brushless Motor : D3536-8 1000Kv

    50 amp Brushless ESC with Reverse

    2S or 3s Li-Po Battery Pack
    Piaciuto da Colin H
  6. Madwelshman
    Tenente comandante
    Every day is a learning day, no matter how much you know. I have lots to learn still and have gained a fair bit of knowledge from the advice of others and just by searching/researching
    I've been flying planes for a good few years and nearly all electric. But, brushless power for boats is a bit harder to work out what's needed.
    I will check what my mate uses and let you know.
    Alternatively, If mempry serves me right, SLEC I think it is, sell a modern variation of the Sprotsman kit and do list a suggested motor, speed controller and Lipo battery for it. That would give you an idea and then you can research prices of equivalent gear on other sites etc after that. Thats what I have done.

    Will
    Piaciuto da Steveg171
  7. Steveg171
    Petty Officer 1st Class
    Will appreciate that. Brushless motors are a new beast to me, so still getting bearings on what size motors/props power what size boat. Same goes for lipo's, learning about those along the way too. I missed out on the birth of all these modern drive systems.
    Piaciuto da Madwelshman
  8. Madwelshman
    Tenente comandante
    They are a nice looking model, in my opinion.
    Motor wise, I'm not 100% sure as yet.
    I have a friend who uses pretty much the same motor, ESC and battery in all of his boats. It's not a huge motor and he usually runs either 3s or 4s batteries, sometimes 2s on some of his smaller craft. They all go well, some, EXTREMELY well.
    I will double check again what he's running in some of his of the same or similar length and let you know if you like.

    Will
    Piaciuto da Steveg171
  9. Steveg171
    Petty Officer 1st Class
    Such a sweet shape. I will also be putting a brushless unit in mine when I get to it. What size would you recommend ?
    Piaciuto da Madwelshman

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